What is the user experience after setting up these widgets? Even if the widget is an overlay, rather than correct web programming, what is the benefit to low-vision users? A full accessibility program within a business can be pretty expensive.
Thanks for this! Great video. I'm in the process of learning more about accessibility and would like to find a topic within this field for my master thesis. Now I'm considering testing and comparing different screen readers, or perhaps overlays.
Thank you Roberto! So happy to hear you are interested in web accessibility. I'd go with the screen reader comparison for your thesis - no need to compare overlays in my opinion, since they are all terrible.
11:00 I actually opened that menu and interestingly, the fonts in that modal have low contrast. if you start pressing tab, the focus style of its options also have very low contrast. When accessible "add-on" itself is poorly designed, it shows what their sole purpose is: make money, cuz the disabled is gonna get you!
What is the user experience after setting up these widgets? Even if the widget is an overlay, rather than correct web programming, what is the benefit to low-vision users? A full accessibility program within a business can be pretty expensive.
Thanks for this! Great video. I'm in the process of learning more about accessibility and would like to find a topic within this field for my master thesis. Now I'm considering testing and comparing different screen readers, or perhaps overlays.
Thank you Roberto! So happy to hear you are interested in web accessibility. I'd go with the screen reader comparison for your thesis - no need to compare overlays in my opinion, since they are all terrible.
Good examples
11:00 I actually opened that menu and interestingly, the fonts in that modal have low contrast. if you start pressing tab, the focus style of its options also have very low contrast. When accessible "add-on" itself is poorly designed, it shows what their sole purpose is: make money, cuz the disabled is gonna get you!
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Great video! 👌
Glad you think so!
The visitors who don't enable their Javascript, don't need to worry about ADA because they will not be able to use most of the websites anyways.
I strongly suppose 99.99% of websites.